Specific Tasks:
- Present conceptual and theoretical framework of Youth Development Index from global and/or regional levels to stakeholders in Cambodia
- Provide technical advice in consultative meetings with national stakeholders on data availability and quality and select indicators for CYDI
- Provide technical inputs, particularly within the Cambodian context, for the indicators that should be included in CYDI in accordance with the international, regional and national commitments
- Develop guidelines (including tools, methods and timelines) to be utilised for development of CYDI (including analysing the existing data and/or data collection) and to design disaggregated data reporting format (tools) at least by age and sex as required in the reporting instrument of YDI
- Produce report on CYDI to be in line with the YDI report at global and regional levels, and taking into account the experiences of YDI development from other countries
Requirements:
- An advanced degree (Ph.D preferred) in demography and population studies, social sciences, statistics, human rights, gender and youth development studies or any other relevant area
- Proven five year experience in research and developing statistical tools, indices, indicators and M&E
- Extensive previous experience of statistical data collection, analysis, manipulation and presentation using statistical software
- Experience in developing similar YDI is strongly preferred
- Familiarity working with government institutions and young people is an advantage
- Excellent analytical, communication and writing skills in English
- Availability to work throughout the assignment
How to apply:
Applications must be supported with a UN Personal History Form (P11) and a detailed CV addressed directly to UNFPA Country Office, Phnom Penh Center, Room 526, Sothearos Blvd. The P11 Form and Terms of Reference can be obtained via email cambodia.office@unfpa.org or UNFPA Website https://cambodia.unfpa.org/. The consultant should express expected Consultancy Fee.
Deadline:
17 March 2017 (4:00 pm, local time)
Specific Tasks:
- Present conceptual and theoretical framework of Youth Development Index from global and/or regional levels to stakeholders in Cambodia
- Provide technical advice in consultative meetings with national stakeholders on data availability and quality and select indicators for CYDI
- Provide technical inputs, particularly within the Cambodian context, for the indicators that should be included in CYDI in accordance with the international, regional and national commitments
- Develop guidelines (including tools, methods and timelines) to be utilised for development of CYDI (including analysing the existing data and/or data collection) and to design disaggregated data reporting format (tools) at least by age and sex as required in the reporting instrument of YDI
- Produce report on CYDI to be in line with the YDI report at global and regional levels, and taking into account the experiences of YDI development from other countries
Requirements:
- An advanced degree (Ph.D preferred) in demography and population studies, social sciences, statistics, human rights, gender and youth development studies or any other relevant area
- Proven five year experience in research and developing statistical tools, indices, indicators and M&E
- Extensive previous experience of statistical data collection, analysis, manipulation and presentation using statistical software
- Experience in developing similar YDI is strongly preferred
- Familiarity working with government institutions and young people is an advantage
- Excellent analytical, communication and writing skills in English
- Availability to work throughout the assignment
How to apply:
Applications must be supported with a UN Personal History Form (P11) and a detailed CV addressed directly to UNFPA Country Office, Phnom Penh Center, Room 526, Sothearos Blvd. The P11 Form and Terms of Reference can be obtained via email cambodia.office@unfpa.org or UNFPA Website https://cambodia.unfpa.org/. The consultant should express expected Consultancy Fee.
Deadline:
17 March 2017 (4:00 pm, local time)
